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Baking Bacon

3/19/13


How do you cook your bacon?  I usually let it sit over the stove on a low heat until it crisps, but over the weekend I baked it.  Baking sheet, aluminum foil, rack, cooking spray, bacon, 375, 20-30 minutes or until it crisps, I mean, REALLY crisps.  There is nothing worse than chewy bacon if you ask me.  I've also heard of cooking it in the microwave but I don't know how to do that, do you?  Learn me.  

11 comments:

1. Anonymous said...

Put it on a microwave-safe plate on a paper towel. Put another paper towel on top and microwave for around 5 minutes for 5 pieces of bacon. Crisps quite nicely and so little work.

2. tara said...

Oh god crispy bacon is the BEST!!

3. LisaM said...

Love Bacon in the Oven - as Ina says its the ONLY way to make bacon. But when I have no time and I have a screaming 2 yr old on my leg yelling BBBBkin - I put in Microwave.
Paper Plate - on Top Paper Towel - put bacon - then another paper towel. I usually do 4 strips for 3 min?

4. Anonymous said...

CRISPY BACON FOREVER! :)

See Mo Go.

5. Jackie said...

Baking bacon is the only way to go in my opinion! We've been doing it that way for years, minus the baking rack. Just on a foiled baking sheet at 400 for 15 minutes or so, then drain and dab on a paper towel!

On a related note, Hormel has some peppered real bacon crumbles in the salad aisle....completely cooked and nice and peppery and fabulous in some scrambled eggs with some red pepper flakes, s&p, and fresh grated cheese of your choice. Simple, fast, and delicious! :)

6. Quiana said...

I'm with Jackie! I follow America's Test Kitchen's recipe and that's pretty much it. Comes out perfect and doesn't leave a lingering smell as it does on the range.

7. Anonymous said...

to cook bacon in the oven, you don't need the rack - just one more thing to wash :( I cover the sheet pan with foil then fold a piece of parchment paper in half, putting the bacon between the parchment paper - it keeps the bacon from splattering in the oven. When done, remove parchment paper and foil and you have a clean sheet pan :)

8. Beth said...

America's Test Kitchen did a video cooking bacon in a skillet beginning by covering it with water first. I haven't tried it but it looks promising. Only 52 seconds long. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2guC4Badq2s

9. Kiran B. said...

walmart has a microwave bacon pan...awesome $4. its plastic and drains the fat.

10. Lindy@Itsy Bitsy Paper said...

Baking it is how I have always made bacon. Recently I baked mine on parchment paper for the first time and it was the best bacon I have ever made. For sure will be using the parchment every time I make Bacon from now on.

www.itsybitsypaperblog.com

11. Amber H. said...

Speaking of parchment paper - have you ever used the Silpat? It's basically reusable parchment paper! We bake our bacon on the Deep Flexipat which is basically a Silpat with an edge to keep any grease from running over. We just recently discovered baking bacon and I don't think I will ever go back to frying it!

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